The works of the lonely moon and the bright moon

Ji Yuejiao's works include Ruling the World, Two Happy Worlds and Who's in Charge of the Country?

1, "king's landing"

Three years after their marriage, Princess Xiao Furong became a big joke in the palace. But smart people often don't live long in this world, so why not stay a little longer? If you can sell it and run out of the prince's house for a few days, how nice it would be! Of course, it is also a pleasure to dress up as a pig and eat a tiger.

2. Two Worlds of Happiness

Investigating a strange case and judging life and death, A Yuan, with his natural talent, just wants to have plenty of food and clothing and make himself comfortable. She is just a little catcher, not a wandering miss Yuan Jia. Of course, Miss Yuan is not the most slutty. The ministers under the skirts of the mother and the former lady are all over the world, from the emperor to the minions, all of whom are the guests of the former lady. The classical historian who came out of thin air smiled indifferently. "Believe it or not, Miss Yuan has a crush on you, and she will never be satisfied."

3. "Who is in charge of this country?"

He came back from the battlefield, full of anger, United with his opponents and helped to establish a new king. "Eleven, from the initial rescue to the later help, it is only your compensation." "Han Tianyao, you disappoint me!" She refused to leave, resolutely entered the palace, became the imperial concubine of the dynasty, and favored the harem.

Brief introduction of Kyaukpyu Kyaukpyu

Ji Yuejiao, female, Pisces, member of Chinese Writers Association, the first signing writer of Chaxiang website. In 2007, he was selected into the first China Internet Original Writers Billboard, and was the runner-up in the 2008 Global Chinese Martial Arts Fiction Competition, and won many awards in the Chinese Romance Fiction Competition.

Jiao Jiao's style of writing has always been extraordinary, and her love, hate and enmity are all freely displayed. Delicate daughter feelings, gurgling in her pen, as elegant and indifferent as running water, like flowers invading the heart and spleen. When you see the children's affection under the sword and fall into the ups and downs set by her, you won't regret reading her book.